The House of Commons, as every schoolchild knows, is structured with its factions only two sword-lengths and a foot apart, rendering conduct adversarial, while not lethal.
Disciplinary hearings are conducted as adversarial proceedings, with a criminal standard of proof required to convict a doctor of serious professional misconduct.
Within an adversarial judicial system, how can lawyers conduct negotiations that don't just carve up the pie but enlarge it?
"To the extent that an audit turns into an adversarial affair, it may not be conducted properly.
King has again urged the supporters not to take an adversarial stance while the board is conducting its business review and drawing up a plan for the future.
If hostage negotiators conducted themselves in an adversarial manner, the hostage takers would almost certainly kill the hostages.
Unlike other similar platforms, Reflect does not require a large amount of data — or multiple photos — to conduct a swap and instead uses generative adversarial networks, known as GAN, which can carry out the reconstruction in just one second.
The Court finds that Lindsey and other White House attorneys could not have been conducting the interviews in anticipation of an adversarial proceeding because the OIC is not investigating the White House.
The plain-error Rule mitigates the harsh impact of the adversarial system, under which the defendant is generally bound by the conduct of his lawyer, by providing relief in exceptional cases despite the lawyer's failure to object at trial.
They are conducted in courtrooms by immigration judges; they are adversarial in nature.
An ALJ is to conduct a disability hearing in "an informal, non-adversarial manner". 20 CFR §404.900(b) (2018); §416.1400(b).
